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Coliln Campbell of the News & Oberver in Raleigh reports that reporterers for the conservative Carolina Journal (an NCPA member) said they've been prevented from covering Gov. Roy Cooper's …
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Colin Campbell, News & Observer
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1/13/17
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Sharif Durhams, who made history as a journalism student at UNC-Chapel Hill and has spent the last dozen years helping produce news for digital audiences in Milwaukee and at CNN and The Washington …
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12/3/20
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Reservations and ads for the 2016 contest award tabs are due Jan. 31. The tabs - one of the more popular Winter Institute take-aways - will be distributed following the March 9, 2017 …
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1/16/17
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Hundreds of local newspapers have ceased publication in the last decade, but it is not just the paper that faces consequences.
The latest in the industry is the Daily Camera of Boulder, …
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Taylor Kate Brown
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7/10/18
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Last month Gaston County’s Board of Commissioners filed a libel suit against The Gaston Gazette because of an article questioning the county’s process for settling workers’ …
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WFAE | By Ann Doss Helms Nick de la Canal
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12/4/20
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Lynnie D. Guzman has been named advertising director at The Fayetteville Observer, GateHouse's largest North Carolina publication. Guzman was previously advertising sales director for the …
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1/17/17
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John A. Lynch, who served as the publisher of the StarNews from 1987 to 2000, has died. He was 83.
The cause was long-term pulmonary disease, said his son, Williams Brock Lynch of …
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12/7/20
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In a column published in the Cape Gazette of Lewes, Delaware, Allison Taylor Levine, president and founder of the Local Journalism Initiative, and vice president for marketing and communications at …
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Allison Levine | Delaware Community Foundation | Cape Gazette
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2/9/22
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Award winning writer/photographer Drew Wilson has joined the staff of The Wilson Times as a reporter covering the education and agriculture beats.
Wilson was most recently bureau chief for the …
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1/17/17
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Sometimes newspapers lose sight of what their readers need to know. While topics that answer what people might be interested in, such as what one would find in the opinion section of a newspaper or …
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Christine Schmidt
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7/12/18
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When a journalist took a photo of a bride being congratulated by President Donald Trump, a relative of the bride posted it on Instagram, and the photo went viral. News outlets such as The Washington …
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Rob Tornoe
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2/26/19
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The publisher of the Alamance News was handcuffed in court Tuesday as he objected to a judge’s decision to block reporters from attending a hearing in a case that has been a focus for …
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12/8/20
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Winston-Salem Journal reporter Jenny Drabble did what most reporters do recently. She covered and event and wrote an article. However, what happened next was unexpected.
The article she wrote …
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1/18/17
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In order to look ahead to a new advertising idea, sometimes it helps to take a look at the past. When an advertiser has been in business for a number of years, there are plenty of …
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John Foust
Raleigh, NC
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2/22/22
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Carl E. Esposito has been named president of Adams Publishing Group – Tennessee/North Carolina (formerly Jones Media), adding to his responsibilities as publisher of The Daily Times in …
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1/18/17
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RCFP published its recent Open Government Guide in January, which includes state-by-state information about how journalists can report on government agencies and proceedings that are open to the …
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Alexa Capeloto
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2/25/19
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The messages, videos and photos flying across Twitter, Facebook and Telegram far outnumber the airstrikes raining down on Ukraine.
They claim to show Russian fighter jets being shot down or …
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AMANDA SEITZ AND DAVID KLEPPER | THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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2/25/22
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Facebook has had its fair share of criticism lately, but local news publishers are doing just the opposite: They are praising the social media giant for its efforts to help local newspapers gain …
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Lucia Moses
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7/17/18
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In U.S. history, there has only been one time where the country went without a recession in eight years. Otherwise, recessions have hit about once every decade. What does this mean for the news …
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Matt DeRienzo
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2/22/19
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We all know that North Carolina law requires public bodies to follow the open meetings law, which essentially means three things: publishing notice, allowing public access and keeping minutes. …
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Beth Soja, Amanda Martin
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2/28/22
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